Eastern Star Scholarships Offered by Mizpah Chapter
Mizpah chapter No. 13 Order of Eastern Star met at Masonic hall with Myrtle Pewe and Parke T. Scott presiding. The Montana grand chapter will offer several $500 scholarships for college students entering religious service fields. Applications due by May 15 through local contacts Mildred Scott, Arlene Chism, Gladys Gregg, Clifford Mockel, or Sylvester Meade.
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Mizpah Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Myrtle
Pewe
Parke T. Scott
Order of Eastern Star of Montana
General Grand Chapter
Washington, D. C
Eastern Star
Mildred Scott
Arlene Chism
Gladys Gregg
Clifford Mockel
Sylvester Meade
Johnny Coats
Myrtle Pewe
Worthy
Kentucky Ave
Butte
Louise Boger
Hellen Squires
Hazel Tash
Anna Blinn
Shakespeare Luncheon Set at St Rose Hall
The Shakespeare annual luncheon is planned for Saturday April 24 at 1 30 p m at St Rose guild hall with Mrs Alma Orman as chairman of the annual committee in charge of arrangements.
Squires Attends Pharmacy Institute in Missoula
Wilber L. Squires a Dillon pharmacist and 1934 MSU graduate attended the Montana State University pharmacy institute in Missoula on April 12 and 13. The event offered a refresher course for licensed pharmacists to review recent developments in the field. A highlight was R. V. Robertson of Spokane speaking on prescription pricing problems.
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Wilber L. Squires
Dillon
Spokane, Wash
The
American Pharmaceutical Association
Gunners Post 74 In Telegraphic Shoot Here Sunday
Sunday telegraphic shoot produced a 74 by Dillon Gun Club with John Jackson and H R Peterson 25s and Russ Smith 24. Other high scores included Sneed 23 and Harvey 21, Peterson shot in Sacramento, California. In the handicap Smith topped 22x25 with Sneed 18 and Tash 18.
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Dillon Gun Club
John Jackson
H. R. Peterson
Russ Smith
Peterson
Sacramento
Calif
H. L. Sneed
Tom Clemon
Bud Cashmore
Dr. Stanchfield
Marshall Harvey
Earl Tash
John McDonald
Homer Craig
Vic Westergard
Andy Leake
Loretta Cashmore
Sneed
Tash
Harvey
Great Falls
Dillon
Missoula
Walier
Corral
Alex Ware
Shoot
Sheridan
Coffee Creek
Calgary
Conrad
Billings
Cut Bank
Lewistown
Bozeman
Plains Paradise
Raynesford
Helena
Power
Shelby
Vida
Scobey
Circle
Butte
Dagmar
Froid
Reserve
Wolf Point
Plentywood
Chinook
Valier
Pleads Innocent in Poisoning Case at Police Court
Myuki Neishii pleaded innocent in police court to a charge of malicious destruction of personal property and posted $200 bond for trial in Judge George E. Bakers court April 28. Police chief Dan Mooney accuses her of poisoning several dogs on the west side. she says the poison was meant to kill magpies.
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Myuki Neishii
George E. Baker
Circle to Meet at Laura Bergeson Home
The Ellen May circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association will meet Thursday evening at the Laura Bergeson home. The Beaverhead Museum Association reports a Bannack donation from Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Donnell.
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Ellen May
Presbyterian Women's Association
Laura Bergeson
The
Beaverhead Museum Association
Jack O'Donnell
New VA Law Shields Longtime Totally Disabled Veterans
Public Law 311, signed March 17, 1954, ends future physical examinations for veterans rated totally disabled for 20 years or more, preventing reduction of these ratings. Some pension limits apply to non service connected cases, with $1400 without dependents and $2700 with dependents. The column also notes veterans can request a formal in person hearing with witnesses or representatives if their disability claim is denied.
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Veterans Administration
VA Hospitals Serve Nine Million Meals A Month
VA dietitians feed about 105000 patients and several hundred staff across 168 hospitals nationwide. Nine million meals monthly at costs varying by patient type, with November spending totaling 3632 dollars and an average 101 dollars per patient. A 23000 strong staff handles purchase warehousing and prep, with meats and perishables often bought locally under contract.
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Veterans Administration
General Medical and Surgical
Rev E A Syms Speaks To Livingston Men's Club
The Rev. E. A. Syms rector of St Andrew's Episcopal church in Livingston spoke at the monthly meeting of the Episcopal Men's club held Monday night at the guild hall. Ralph Huntley showed colored moving pictures of haying operations in the Big Hole basin livestock feeding and hunting.
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E. A. Syms
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Livingston
Episcopal Men's Club
Guild Hall
Big Hole Basin
Ralph Huntley
Sutherland Memoirs Recall Sanders 1896 Montana Senate Fight
The Memoirs recount the 1896 Montana senatorial contest Sat in Beaverhead with James M. King and the Ives execution tale. It ties in Bryan McKinley Hel ena and Daly Clark capitol battles and a rally song from the 1896 Silver movement. King recalls Sanders on Birch Creek and local stock ranch transfers ending in Haggenbarth.
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Sander
Montana
Joseph K. Toole
William Jennings Bryan
United States
William McKinley
Samuel T Hauser
John E. Richards
Bryan
Beaverhead
Anaconda
Helena
Capitol
Daly
Clark
Sanders
James M. King
George Ives
King
Verina
First Library Association
Ives
John X. Biedler
Birch Creek
Smith and Paxon
Nathaniel Axe
Fayette W Schenck
Lee Mantle
Birchdale Stock Farm
J. Morse
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Haggenbarth
Otto
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Examiner Printing Co
H.H. . Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Squires
Pharmacy Meet
Western Montana College of Education
Germany
Siaoon
Ron Curtain
Adenauer
Berlin
Ruhr
Russell Wright
Examiner
Rev. Syms
J. W. Sutherland
Dimsdale
Virginia City
Sam
Washington
Sparks
Georgia
the Examiner
Montana Power Company
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